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Covington, Georgia Tutoring Programs
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Covington District and Curriculum
Students of Covington attend Newton County Schools. Students are instructed under Georgia Performance Standards, set of expectations within academic subjects at each grade level of what students should be learning and need to know for college and career preparedness. The elementary grades implement a child-centered approach to teaching and learning. Students are guided toward their potential through developmentally appropriate curriculum at every grade. Instruction includes the use of technology to further engage and enhance the learning experience.
We currently cover the following Covington-area school district: Newton County Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Covington District Curriculum
Middle school learning is an integration of subjects and the relationship of newly acquired knowledge to everyday life. Teaching toward middle school students focuses on the whole child, meeting the needs of the social, emotional and intellectual development these age groups are experiencing. There are a great variety of extracurricular activities for students to become involved in and character education goals are actively met through team-building, collaboration, and social awareness efforts.
High school learning emphasizes preparing for future success. Students in grades nine through twelve are provided with challenging coursework, opportunities for creative and critical thinking, and elective that focuses on career interests. Students are guided toward their post-secondary goals through rigorous academics and career-related courses designed for work in the 21st century. High tech courses are being developed and implemented so that students have skills in programming, design, and web technologies.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Covington Educational News
- Covington Walk of Stars - Known as the Hollywood of the South, Covington offers visitors and residents the chance to see and become a part of the film and television industry. Tours are available, showing you the exact locations of where Dukes of Hazzard, In the Heat of the Night and the recent Vampire Diaries were filmed, marked by special pavers and even a gold star, throughout Covington and Newton County.
- Georgia Aquarium - The Georgia Aquarium is the perfect summer activity. Bring the children indoors to see exhibits of different underwater animals, some you may never know existed. Shows, such as AT&T Dolphin Tales Show and Sea Monsters Revealed, really give you sights and sounds of what these animals are about. Tours, sleepovers, parties, even a chance to “swim with the sharks” are available to give your children an underwater experience.
- Charlie Elliot Wildlife Center - The Charlie Elliot Wildlife Center gives families many outdoor opportunities to experience the wildlife of the area. You and your children can fish, go boating, try rope-assisted tree climbing and learn to hunt in a safe, protected environment. Programs are also offered for all ages, such as informal workshops for the general public, children fishing events as well as in-classroom activities, field trips and summer camps.
Covington Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: The Topic of College
The last years of high school not only involve completing coursework for graduation requirements but also deciding whether your teen is ready for college. Some teens get excited about college, looking at and applying to many, other teens hesitate or already know that college may not be for them at that moment. As a parent, you want the best for your teen. Part of that is realizing your teen’s social, emotional and intellectual development. They may not be prepared for moving away, the college environment or expectations of college coursework. Or may be fine in at a smaller college, not a larger university. By the time the topic of college becomes more frequent, you have probably had multiple discussions with teachers about your teen’s academic and overall growth. Consider these suggestions as well as those from guidance counselors or employers as you and your teen decide on college and which college may be best.
